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the external abdominal oblique has fibers that course These are the answers I got for this worksheet I'm not sure if they are correct though if you could please check to see if my answers are correct and if they are not give me the correct answer for the ones I got wrong I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you ! CHAPTER4 GROSS ANATOMY OF THE SKELETAL MUSCULAR SYSTE Post LAB QUESTIONS 10 Questions/10 points 1 The clavicle bone is buried in the muscle a. Pectoralis Major b. Longissimus Dorsi cromiotrapezius 2. The acromiotrapezius of the left shoulder joins the acromiotrapezius of the right shoulder via a thin transparent fibrous tissue called a ( LIGAMENT / APONEUROSIS FASCIA) d. humerus and its insertion on the 9 nibs h humerus e. manubrium f xiphoid 4. Several muscles consist of multiple components or heads. Examples of these muscles are the: (Select ALL that apply) a. acromiotrapezeus pectoralis major biceps femoris d quadriceps.complex f external abdominal oblique g brachiocephalicus As you dissected the skin off the cat, your probe tears through a thin fibrous tissue that loosely connected the skin to the underlying muscles. 5. This tissue is the c. Hypo dermis Q Epidermis, b Dermis Note that the tendon of the Extensor Digitorum Longus projects from the hock (ankle) to the dorsal aspect of the distal phalanges of digits ll, lllIV, and V. In the bone lab, you saw that cows and horses lost several phalanges and metacarpal/metatarsal bones. Accordingly you should expect the tendon of the Extensor Digitorum Longus to change from 4 branches to: (HINT: Think about the number of digits in each species) 6. a. a single branch in the cow and the horse b. a single branch in the cow and a double branch in the horse a double branch in the cow and a single branch in the horse d. a double branch in the cow and the horse e none of the above 7. As you dissected muscle bellies apart, you tore through some very weak tissue that looks like This tissue is a really great example of cobwebs in many cases. (a) loose fibrous connective tissue. b. irregular dense connective tissue c. regular dense connective tissueExplanation / Answer
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